Walter Bright <newshou...@digitalmars.com> wrote:
Jacob Carlborg wrote:
foo(x, y => x * y);
The problem with all these is what is the difference between:
{ x * y }
{ x * y; } <== note the ;
{ return x * y; }
The problem of D's lambda syntax is it is optimized for longer
functions. Usually, the delegates I write are one line long. I cannot
see that this syntax collides with anything at the moment, but feel free
to enlighten me:
{ => 4; }
{ a => 2*a; }
{ a, b => a>b; }
{ => @ + @; } // turns into { a, b => a + b; }
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Simen
